| 释义 |
●ˌslip ˈthrough●ˌslip ˈthrough sthif sth or sb slips through or slips through a system, etc., a person or a system fails to find and deal with it/them 漏网；被漏掉；蒙混过关 ◆Mistakes occasionally slip through.
偶尔有些错误会被忽略。◆Somehow he slipped through the company’s screening process.
他不知用何种方法混过了公司的审查程序。[v + adv] [v + prep]
 ●(let sth) slip through your ˈfingersif sb/sth slips through your fingers, you fail to keep or use it/them （让…）溜走；把握不住◆The thief had slipped through their fingers yet again.
小偷又一次从他们的眼皮底下溜走了。◆You’ve let your chances slip through your fingers.
你已经一再错失机会。●slip through the ˈnetwhen sb/sth slips through the net, an organization or a system fails to find them and deal with them 漏网；被漏掉◆We tried to contact all the former students, but some slipped through the net.
我们尽力联系所有校友，但还是遗漏了一些。 |